Big Brother Timewarp housemates Helen Wood and Nikki Grahame have left the house.
The pair, who returned this year in a Timebomb twist alongside other past housemates, exited one by one after their relationship soured.
Simon Gross was evicted by the public earlier tonight (June 26).
Helen was the first of the legends to leave, and was met with a deafening chorus of boos from the crowd.
"It was more difficult than last year's house," she told Emma Willis. "It was a lot younger and I've never been around so many sensitive people!"
"(Being controversial) wasn't my intention this year, but I probably came across worse than I did before," Helen added.
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When Willis mentioned her confrontation with Brian, Helen became defensive: "He took every single opportunity to say something horrible to me," she replied.
"I think Brian is a bully himself (and) he blamed me and Marc for absolutely everything. He and Nikki let me and Marc take the blame for everything.
"I said 20 times in the Diary Room that Brian made me feel very unnerved and he would snap over absolutely everything," she added.
"You never knew where you were with him."
Willis attempted to make Helen see how her "outrageous" comments could have prompted Brian to leave.
"But he's said various things about me, and because I didn't go and cry in the Diary Room it was OK," she countered.
"He used things that I told him personally in every single argument."
She also dismissed Brian's friend and fellow housemate Nikki as "an absolute fraudster".
"She's fake... she acts like a diva and what I can't stand is there was this showbiz personality that came out whenever there was a task.
"I want Joel or Marc to win all the way," Helen concluded. "They're the two most consistent housemates."
In contrast, Nikki walked out to cheers and applause.
"I've had the best time!" she told Willis, "but I'm so nervous, I don't know what's wrong with me!"
"I've had a ball, I loved it," she added. "It's been like a holiday – I literally did nothing for two weeks. It was so good!
"I was very scared of Helen though - she's very intimidating."
When Willis asked why the previous series champion instilled such fear in her, Nikki explained that she felt Helen had no boundaries.
"She doesn't hold back and I think she takes things too far. She says nasty, personal things.
"I don't know why she thought I believed that I was better than everyone else," Nikki added.
"I threw myself into that experience just as much as any of the other housemates in there.
"I think she was determined to fall out with me because she had it in for me from the word go.
When the topic of Brian's departure was raised, Nikki admitted that the pair had always stood by each other.
"He stood up for me and I felt I should have been there for him," she explained.
"(What Helen said) was totally disgusting and unacceptable. I was so taken aback by what she was saying to him, I didn't have the strength to do anything.
"I wish I had found that strength when he was there as he may have felt safer and stayed."
"I was just so relieved and grateful to Big Brother for sending her in," said Nikki of Aislyne.
"(Helen) backed down as she know she'd been knocked off her pedestal by Aislyne, and I felt safe and like I could be myself
"When Nick is just Nick he shines," she added. "I want Nick to win and Danny to come second because I was mean about Danny.
"I thought he was just a run-of-the-mill chav, but he's such a lovely guy and the house needs someone like that."
Big Brother continues tomorrow at 9pm on Channel 5.
